Every year, the NBA Draft Combine gives prospects a chance to change their draft stock in front of dozens of front offices — through measurements, athletic testing, scrimmages and closed-door interviews. The 2026 Combine wrapped up its scrimmage sessions on Wednesday in Chicago, and the results were already consequential for a number of players.
Cameron Carr dropped 30 points on six three-pointers and posted the second-best max vertical at the Combine. Baba Miller — a 6’10½” big with a 7’1¾” wingspan — led the first scrimmage with 20 points. And Ja’Kobi Gillespie poured in 24 first-half points, knocking down five threes.
Jaden Bradley ran the point like a veteran — 10 points, 7 assists and 5 rebounds — while Dillon Mitchell posted a game-high +17 with 10 boards and 8 assists, showcasing the kind of versatility that plays at the next level.
Those are just five of the names who are making the most of their time in Chicago. Here’s a full breakdown of the winners and losers through Wednesday of the 2026 NBA Combine.
